excellent... the icon issue is resolved. i did see that option in nautilus but had no idea what it did so i didn't touch it. perhaps there should be references to desktop setting changes in there (??). anyway, all good now. i began to fill out the bug report for the nautilus dumps, but i have never been able to reproduce it correctly, and every time it happens i seem to be doing something else. i will pay closer attention to what i'm doing next time and try notice a pattern or whatever. anyway... beginning to like gnome very much... thanks for your help. Takis On Fri, 2004-01-16 at 23:26, Fabio Gomes wrote: > Em Qui, 2004-01-15 Ã s 22:16, Takis Diakoumis escreveu: > > (sorry... forgot to add a subject header - here 'tis again) > > > > Hi > > > > i'm a linux newbie and just switched from red hat 9 to suse 9 and from kde > > to gnome (on suse even!!). > > > > > how do i resize icons on the desktop?? > You can change the default zoom level in the File Management > Preferences. :) > > > > > my other question is little shorter... basically nautilus crashes a little > > more often than i'd like. give its close coupling with the desktop, i lose > > that too and effectively have to reboot. i have read that you can > > 'decouple' nautilus from the desktop (???). what are the implications of > > doing this and will i lose all control over those desktop settings that are > > determined by nautilus settings? > Are these crashes reproductible? If so, you should file bugs about them > (bugzilla.gnome.org). Nautilus simply does not crash here (I'm using > 2.4.1). > _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
